The counselor wants to measure the effectiveness (at the end of the intervention) of a counseling small group focused on coping skills that she facilitated with elementary school children. What is this process called?

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Outcome evaluation is the process of measuring the results or impact of an intervention or program. In this case, the counselor is measuring the effectiveness of the counseling small group, which represents the outcome of the intervention. Progress evaluation (A) is used to monitor the client's progress throughout the intervention, while screening (B) is used to identify potential issues or concerns that may require further assessment. Diagnosing (C) involves the identification of a mental health disorder or diagnosis.

The Counselor Wants to Measure the Effectiveness (At the End